Language name and locationː Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin, Malekula island, Vanuatu [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. etes |
21. moβ(i)l eru sa |
2. eru |
22. moβ(i)l eru eru |
3. etul |
23. moβ(i)l eru etul |
4. eβats |
24. moβ(i)l eru eβats |
5. elim |
25. moβ(i)l eru elim |
6. owon |
26. moβ(i)l eru owon |
7. eᵐbʉt |
27. moβ(i)l eru eᵐbʉt |
8. owal |
28. moβ(i)l eru owal |
9. esiuw |
29. moβ(i)l eru esiuw |
10. (e)saŋaβʉl |
30. moβ(i)l etul |
11. (e)saŋaβʉl romon sa |
40. moβ(i)l eβats |
12. (e)saŋaβʉl romon eru |
50. moβ(i)l elim |
13. (e)saŋaβʉl romon etul |
60. moβ(i)l owon |
14. (e)saŋaβʉl romon eβats |
70. moβ(i)l eᵐbʉt |
15. (e)saŋaβʉl romon elim |
80. moβ(i)l ewal |
16. (e)saŋaβʉl romon owon |
90. moβ(i)l ɛsiuw |
17. (e)saŋaβʉl romon eᵐbʉt |
100. mo(βe)saŋavʉl |
18. (e)saŋaβʉl romon owal |
200. iβin βaru, 300. iβin βatul |
19. (e)saŋaβʉl romon esiuw |
600. iβin βawon, 700. iβin βaᵐbʉt |
20. moβ(i)l eru |
1000. iβin βasaŋaβʉl |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Marie-France Duhamel, Department of Linguistics, University of Auckland, New Zealand, December 20, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Marie-France Duhamel, 2012 年 12 月 20 日 |
Other comments: The above data was taken from Atchin dialect of Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin language. Atchin has a decimal counting system. Numeral etes 'one' is only used to represent the first single digit numeral when counting without a noun. For two decimal digits, and when used as a noun modifier, sa is used to represent 'one'. roman is a linking word between the numeral fro tens and the numeral for unites. Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin is spoken by about 9,000 speakers (Lynch and Crowley 2001). 1,380 Atchin, 3,450 Uripiv-Wala-Rano in northeast Malekula and nearby islands, Malampa province, Vanuatu. |
Language name and locationː Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin, Malekula island, Vanuatu [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. itɛs, san |
21. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon san |
2. ɛ-ɾu |
22. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon ɛɾu |
3. i-tul, i-tl |
23. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon itul |
4. i-βitʃ |
24. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon βitʃ |
5. ɛ-lim |
25. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon ɛlim |
6. ouwon, owon |
26. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon ouwon |
7. ɛ-but |
27. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon ɛbut |
8. ɛ-wil |
28. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon ɛwil |
9. ɛ-siw |
29. ŋaβøl ɛɾu dromon ɛsiw |
10. ɛ-sŋaβøl |
30. ŋaβøl itul |
11. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon san |
40. ŋaβøl iβitʃ |
12. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon ɛɾu |
50. ŋaβøl ɛlim |
13. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon ɛtul |
60. ŋaβøl ouwon |
14. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon βitʃ |
70. ŋaβøl ɛbut |
15. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon ɛlim |
80. ŋaβøl ɛwil |
16. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon ouwon |
90. ŋaβøl ɛsiw |
17. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon ɛbut |
100. oŋut |
18. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon ɛwil |
200. oŋut βaɾu |
19. ɛ-sŋaβøl dromon ɛsiw |
1000. nuβasŋaβøl |
20. ŋaβøl ɛɾu |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Ross McKerras, SIL-International,
Vanuatu, October 15, 1992. |
Other comments: Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin has a decimal system. Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin is spoken by about 9,000 speakers (Lynch and Crowley 2001). 1,380 Atchin, 3,450 Uripiv-Wala-Rano in northeast Malekula and nearby islands, Malampa province, Vanuatu. |
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